Fresh chips in Epe and the Veluwe villages

Epe lies on the eastern edge of the Veluwe, where the forest gradually gives way to open land towards the IJssel. Hospitality owners in Epe, Vaassen and Emst serve two kinds of guest: local residents and holidaymakers staying at the parks and campsites nearby. For both, Friet van Beus supplies fresh chips in Epe, cut from potatoes we grow ourselves.

Villages on the eastern edge of the Veluwe

The municipality of Epe is made up of a handful of villages, each with its own character, surrounded by woodland and heath. In the summer months the holiday parks and campsites fill up, and after a day of cycling or walking everyone wants something to eat. Out of season it is much quieter and hospitality relies mainly on local people.

That swing calls for a supplier who moves with you. With two fixed cutting days, Tuesday and Friday, you can match your order each week to the number of guests you expect.

Chips for the holiday park restaurant

At a holiday park, chips feature on every children's menu and alongside almost every main course. Serving fresh chips there makes a difference your guests can taste. Our chips come without additives and are not pre-fried, so you decide how they come out of the fryer.

If trade is slower early or late in the season, whole potatoes are a handy addition. We gently wash and grade the Agria every week and they keep well for a long time, so you only cut when needed. See washed and peeled potatoes for the options, and storing fresh chips for how to keep your stock in good shape.

Part of our round around Apeldoorn

Epe falls within our delivery area in the Apeldoorn region. We deliver ourselves, with regular drivers, and with any questions you speak directly to the family that also grows the potatoes. For village fairs and events we help you work out quantities; see also our page on food trucks and events.

Would you like to get acquainted first? Contact Thijs on 06 23972300 or send him a message, and we will arrange a first delivery together.

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